Speaking of which, I heartily recommend the walk across the bridge to Indiana. Your reward is a nice little ice cream shop on the other side, if it's still there.twenty minutes north is Indiana isn't it?
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Yeah, I ended up stuck down dead end campus streets, going in circles and nowhere close to the stadium last time when I just tried to wing it and find a cash lot on the way coming from the North. Just a total execution fail on my part.
Thanks for sharing that. We cross the river at least once a year going to Chicago to see our daughter. We'll have to check it out.Speaking of which, I heartily recommend the walk across the bridge to Indiana. Your reward is a nice little ice cream shop on the other side, if it's still there.
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Did you figure out what the “most popular BBQ” place was? I live here and couldn’t tell you what it may be. Best I’ve got is Martins but that’s a Nashville chain that happens to have a location here on the far East End.Driving down! Also went in 2018. Got some BBQ before the Game (will have to confirm the name but it was one of the "most popular" places), did not sufficiently research parking ahead of time (was a bit of a disaster/mess so planning ahead a little better this year), enjoyed us emptying out their stadium in record time as we crushed their hopes and dreams, then did Churchill Downs and the Louisville Slugger museum on Saturday. I'd recommend the full behind the scenes tour at Churchill Downs, I really enjoyed it and I'm not that into horse races. If you have a Quality or Mfg. Engineering background, don't expect them to know much more than very high level info on the Louisville slugger factory tour
I've seen Momma's mentioned a lot in my research, but particularly for their wings. Martin's came up as did Four Pegs and Frankfort Ave Beer Depot. I'm not a huge BBQ person in general so I never deep dove into the options.
